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Hi team, I have been using a Baleno Delta MT for the past 9 years and am now looking to change my car. My preference is a midsize SUV with an automatic transmission. My budget is around Rs 15 lakh. Please suggest a good option.
Please suggest a good automatic car (no AMTs) within a Rs 10-15 lakh budget. My usage will be mostly in the city, with occasional weekend highway drives.
I'm planning to buy a new car with a โน10L on-road budget. My options are Kia Sonet HTK (Optional) and Hyundai Venue HX4. I'm a new driver, and because of my work schedule, the car will be parked in my hometown for about 20 days every 2 months. Both cars have the same engine, so which one is the better choice overall (comfort, features, driving ease, after-sales experience, and resale value)?
We own a 2015 Hyundai i10, and have recently booked the new Venue HX8 MT. The issue is that Hyundai, including the dealership and ASM, has no idea when the booking, which occurred in early December, will be delivered. They just keep extending the dates. What should we do? Cancel the booking? If so, then which car should we opt for? Our budget is limited to the HX8 MT price, which has an OTR of 13.55 in Ranchi. Kindly help us out. We feel pretty helpless. Thank you.
I need to buy an automatic car under โน18 lakh with the best features and ADAS. Please advise.
There are multiple cars you can buy which get ADAS and are priced below Rs 18 lakh. Out of these, the Hyundai Venue is the newest and the most feature-loaded option. You could consider either a 1.5 Diesel with a 6-speed torque converter, or a 1.0 Turbo-petrol engine with a 7-speed dual clutch transmission. The former will be more efficient, while the latter is more refined. The Venue gets level 2 ADAS, and most of these features seem to have been tuned well for our traffic and road conditions.
Another feature-rich, automatic option that you could consider is the Kia Syros. It is powered by the same engine-gearbox combinations as the Venue.
I am planning to buy an EV car. I have shortlisted the Creta Electric LR (Executive (O)), Nexon EV 45 (Empowered), and Mahindra BE 6. I live in Kolkata and my driving is mainly in the city with occasional highway trips, totaling around 400 km per week. Please suggest which car I should go for, as I plan to keep this car for around 10 years. Also, will it be a wise decision to buy an EV car in 2026 from a resale value perspective?
The Hyundai Creta Electric is the most practical, sensible, and most sorted EV out of the options listed. It is practical, spacious, and it drives well too. Moreover, it is very efficient, hence you can expect over 400km of range without trying too hard. Since you are looking at a long-term buy, it is the Hyundai's ownership experience that's likely to be fuss-free.
The Tata Nexon EV 45's real-world range isn't likely to be as good as the Creta Electric's. The Mahindra BE 6 is the most radical option with excellent performance, battery and range. However, its user-experience is simply too complicated, its ergonomics are flawed, and backseat space isn't as good as the others.
Short-term resale values of EVs are not as good as those of ICE cars. However, since you are likely to hold on to your car for 10 years, resale should be the least of your concerns.
I want to buy new car automatic budget 14-15 lakhs, sub car
I am planning to buy a new compact SUV with a budget of 15L. My yearly running would be around 10k kms (50% bumper-to-bumper and 50% highways). I am confused between Maruti Suzuki Brezza ZXi AMT and the Hyundai Creta EX (O) (both petrol). Please suggest a better option (not particularly from these two). I felt Brezza's interior isn't good enough, but it beats Creta petrol in mileage. Haven't considered Tata or Mahindra because of the reliability factor.
I am seeking your expert guidance to help me select a suitable car based on my driving style and usage pattern. My average monthly running is 2,000-2,300 km. I currently drive a Hyundai Venue 1.0 Turbo DCT, and over the last six years, I have covered approximately 1,15,000 km in it, with a monthly fuel expense of about โน18,000-โน20,000. My usage pattern is 60% city driving and 40% highway driving. I would like to upgrade my car, and I am confused between the Kia Seltos (IVT 1.5 NA / 1.5L turbocharged) and the Tata Sierra (1.5L DCA / 1.5 turbo Hyperian). Considering the above, I would appreciate your recommendations on a car that offers a good balance of performance, fuel efficiency, reliability, and long-term ownership value. Looking forward to your valuable suggestions. Thank you in advance for your time and support. Warm regards, Yogesh Rawat
Of the two cars you've suggested, and given your requirements, we would recommend the new Kia Seltos.
For one, you'll find it a more natural upgrade from your Hyundai Venue 1.0 Turbo DCT, as both cars come from the same Hyundai Group family and use related hardware. That being said, the Seltos is built on a new-gen platform called K3 and comes with far more advanced tech. Especially when it comes to the infotainment system and connectivity.
Because the Seltos engines are unchanged from before, we know what to expect from them - whether the 1.5 naturally aspirated petrol or the 1.5 turbo petrol. Since your driving is 60% city, we would stick with the 1.5 petrol IVT, as it is the smoother and more efficient powertrain overall.
Kia, like Hyundai, tends to be reliable in the long run - as you've no doubt seen with your Venue - and maintenance costs are reasonable too. The Tata Sierra has promise, but its all-new engines are as yet unproven, and in our experience. While its 1.5 turbo petrol is smooth and powerful, the 1.5 naturally aspirated petrol feels underpowered in this size of car.
My budget is 20 lakh, and the car is for family use. My driving includes 10% peak traffic, 60% stop-and-go traffic, 30% highway. The car should be petrol. I am considering the Hyundai Creta IVT and the Skoda Kushaq 1.0 TC. I am stuck between these two because of the trade-off between safety and mileage. However, mileage is slightly more important to me. Which should I choose?
Last Updated on: 19 Jan 2026